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חיפוש מסך מחשב קעור – המלצות?

שלום, אני מחפש מסך קעור כי שמעתי שהוא נותן תחושה יותר immersive, במיוחד כשעובדים עם מספר חלונות או משחקים. גודל 32-34 אינץ' UltraWide נשמע לי אידיאלי, אבל לא בטוח אם כדאי IPS או VA. יש לכם ניסיון עם כאלה? מה דעתכם על איכות הבנייה והאם זה שווה את ההפרש ממסך רגיל? תודה!

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היי, מסכים קעורים באמת משפרים את החוויה כשאתה רוצה לראות יותר בשטח אחד, במיוחד ב-UltraWide – אני עובר עם אחד כזה כבר כמה חודשים ולא חוזר אחורה. VA נותן קונטרסט מעולה לשחורים עמוקים, אבל IPS יותר מדויק בצבעים אם אתה עושה גם עבודה יצירתית. ב-2026 יש די הרבה אופציות טובות עם קימור 1000R או 1800R שמרגיש טבעי. ראיתי מבחר יפה של מסך מחשב קעור בחנות הזו, כולל דגמים של LG, Samsung ו-AOC עם רזולוציה גבוהה, תדרים טובים ואפילו OLED קעורים אם אתה רוצה את הטופ. כדאי לסנן לפי גודל ותכונות כמו HDR כדי למצוא משהו שמתאים בול. מסך מחשב קעור בהצלחה!

Incorporating in Singapore for international business


Has anyone here considered or actually incorporated a company in Singapore as a foreigner? I'm looking into expanding into Asian markets and keep hearing Singapore is a solid gateway due to its location, tax setup, and ease of doing business. But is it really worth it compared to other options like Hong Kong or Dubai? Any real experiences with the process, costs, or actual benefits for non-residents?


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Yeah, I've looked into it quite a bit for my own consulting side project. Singapore stands out mainly because of its strategic spot in ASEAN – gives pretty good access to a huge market without too many barriers, plus strong IP protection and a stable environment. The corporate tax is 17% but with startup exemptions it can be way lower for the first few years, and no capital gains tax is nice.

Worth checking this detailed breakdown from someone who's gone through it: https://taxus.tech/blog/international-business/incorporating-in-singapore-gateway-to-asias-market-innovation-hub/ – helped me decide it's a strong option for innovation-focused businesses.

Recommendations for language schools in Toronto?

Hi everyone, I'm planning to move to Toronto soon and want to improve my English before starting work/studies. I'm looking for a good language school that's not too expensive, has small classes, and focuses on practical conversation skills rather than just grammar. Has anyone studied at schools in the downtown or midtown area recently? What was your experience with teachers, class sizes, and overall value? Also, any that offer flexible schedules or evening options?

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I've taken courses at a few places in Toronto over the past couple of years, and one that stood out for practical English and friendly atmosphere was Toronto Imperial School. The classes were small (usually 8-12 people), teachers were patient and focused a lot on real-life speaking/listening rather than endless worksheets. They have flexible start dates and some evening/weekend groups, which was perfect for me since I was working part-time. Prices were reasonable compared to bigger chain schools, and the location is convenient (close to public transit). They also helped with things like pronunciation and workplace vocab. If you're considering options, it's worth checking their programs many students I met were happy with the progress they made in just a few months. Overall, solid choice if you're after something effective without the huge corporate feel.

Has anyone tried black interior doors in their home?

I'm renovating my place and considering switching to darker doors for a more modern look. I've seen some homes with black ones and they seem to add nice contrast, especially with white walls or light floors. But I'm worried they might show dust/scratches too easily or make rooms feel smaller. What’s your experience with them? Are they worth it, or should I stick to something neutral?

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I've had black interior doors for a couple of years now and honestly, they transformed the space give that moody, contemporary vibe without being over the top. They do show fingerprints a bit more than white ones, but a quick wipe keeps them looking sharp, and they hide small scuffs better than you'd think. The contrast really makes the rooms feel more defined. If you're going for that style, check out some options here: an interior black door can be a solid choice depending on the finish (matte hides marks better than gloss). Overall, no regrets on my end just plan for occasional touch-ups like any painted surface.

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